Campaign Literature by F. G.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 19, 1909

Campaign Literature

By F. G.

The following action was taken by the educational council recently held:—

“Whereas, The success of our home- and church-school work depends largely upon the attitude of the parents toward it, therefore,—

“Resolved, That the departments of education, general and union, be authorized to conduct a campaign of education for parents, as follows:—

“(a) By the circulation of Christian Education Leaflets.

“(b) By sending out educational programs for conventions to be held in our churches one Sabbath in each quarter of the year, or as often as convenient.

“(c) By such other means as may be deemed advisable.”

In accordance with this resolution the following leaflets have been prepared and published: “Our Need,” “Our Line of Advance,” “The Source of Recruits,” “Separation From the World,” “The Church School,” “The Children Have Been Neglected.”

We believe these leaflets will be of great value in the advancement of our educational work. They are for general circulation, particularly among our people, and should be freely used by our educational workers. They are of envelope size, and can be used in correspondence. The educational departments of our conferences, both union and local, should order a good supply of these leaflets for use during the summer. The price is $2.50 a thousand. They can be ordered of the Department of Education of the General Conference, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. F. G.